ERC Starting Grant · 2025
Socio-Demographic Inequality in Climate Change Impacts
As climate change and extreme weather escalate across Europe, understanding the socio-demographic dimensions of climate events, environmental hazards, and their health consequences becomes increasingly vital. This is particularly important for designing more equitable strategies of environmental protection and climate adaptation, as well as facilitating healthier and more just societies. SOCIO-CLIMP has three primary objectives. 1) Investigating socio-demographic inequalities in exposure to extreme weather events, including their intersection with environmental hazards. 2) Analysing the disparities in vulnerability to extreme weather events - physical and mental health impacts of exposure -…
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